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tim3
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Location: Los Angeles, CA
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 Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2015 6:06 pm Post subject: Who needs new legs for their Trans Awn 2000? |
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I am going to reproduce a few legs for the A&E TRANS-AWN 2000.
I would just recreate to the closest possible spec of the Main and Secondary Support Arm Assembly. This would include the machine riveted on Foot and Adjustment Knob.
I can get these complete legs made for ~ $50 each so if anyone is interested let me know in this thread and i will tack on your order to my small production run..
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Jake de Villiers
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Location: Tsawwassen, BC
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Hmm. My legs are both in great shape but one of the arms got bent by a 300 lb. puddle in the awning down at Cape Lookout years ago! I was able to straighten it out so that its worked for ten years but its a little balky.
Are you making the arms, too?
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tim3
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no plans to make the arms, but honestly it really all depends if a few people are interested. If no one is interested I am just going to make what I need replaced.
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